Sentence examples for be recognised when more from inspiring English sources

In a debate on devolution, Mr Hague said the "legitimate expectations" of the English people must be recognised when more powers are given to Scotland.

The services are facing swingeing redundancies, so helping staff to gain qualifications that will be recognised when they leave the RAF is becoming more of a priority.

So, deviations are not being recognised when they occur.

Clusters were recognised when containing ≥2 isolates with identical profile.

The important decision is recognising when to perform an emergency laparotomy and when to manage conservatively.

He said it was also important to recognise when more qualified and effective people came along who could do the job better.

Thereby, changes in teachers could be recognised more explicitly.

Many people were saying it, and it was being recognised more and more.

The findings from Experiment 2 showed that words in extrafoveal locations were recognised more quickly and more accurately when displayed to the right of fixation, and so provide further evidence of an LH advantage for processing Arabic words.

I am being recognised more, but when I do get a quiet moment I just to think to myself "what an achievement!"I am the first Youth worker in Wales and in the UK in winning this award and I feel really proud that The Youth Service has been finally recognised and I share this award with all my working colleagues in the Youth Service and also to all youth workers in the UK.

Experiment 1 showed that Arabic words in extrafoveal locations were recognised more accurately when displayed to the right of fixation.